Estes Sent Money Orders in Estes Scandal Testimony
A House subcommittee hearing traces money orders linked to Billie Sol Estes. Ralph and Morris testified that two $100 money orders were sent to Estes for dinner tickets, with others possibly receiving similar payments. Manuel accused the panel of distortion while defending his disclosure of confidential Agriculture Department documents.
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James
Ralph
Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
William. E
Mar
Morris
Estes
Robert E. Manuel
House
Thet Estes
Congress
Manuel
Mortis
Berguse
Welts
Orville Freeman
Fountain
National Committee
Agriculture Department
Maneel
Apriculture Department
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Washington
Dene Ag
Ralph Pit
Senate approves 4.7 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate passed a 4.7 billion foreign aid package after easing a prior ban on aid to communist dominated nations. It exempts surplus farm shipments to Poland and Yugoslavia and keeps overall funding largely intact while maintaining some congressional oversight and conditions. President Kennedy welcomed the retreat as flexibility to aid allies who wish to remain independent.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
Congress
House
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cah Uswelly
Five Day Forecast Highlights Colorado Wyoming Temperatures
Colorado shows decreasing rain and cooler nights with highs 70 to 89 and lows in the 30s to 50s across mountains and lower elevations. Wyoming forecasts partly cloudy nights and Saturdays with scattered showers, warmer tonight, cooler days ahead, highs 75 and winds light. The period promises near normal temperatures with a shift to cooler conditions early next week.
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Colorado
Hoedar
Wyoming
Laos Princes Reach Break in Coalition Talks
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phoumi said the three princes summit sessions adjourned until Monday to allow talks on forming a coalition government. He noted one or two points remained unsettled and expressed hope Monday’s meeting would finalize plans for a coalition cabinet as the delegation led by Gen. Phoumv Nosavan returned to Vientiane for further reflection.
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Antoine Yared Khang Khay
Laos
Souvanna Phowné
Soughavouvorg
Boun Oum
Souvanna
Monlay
Boun Oumard Hiew
Phouml
Nosavan
Vientiane
SAO Ends Algerian Terror After Day of Attacks
In Algiers the European Secret Army Organization halted its terrorism temporarily after arson and indiscriminate shooting. French officials hoped peace appeals by Sarradel led to talks with Algerian nationalist leaders, who showed little interest. Banks and post offices faced withdrawal drives as rainfall dampened progress.
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Andrew Nokowiec
Algiers
Fun,l
Jean Georges Sarradel
de- Sarradel
Secret
Vcity
France
Rocher Noir
Commission Com
Rebel
Front of National Liberation
FLN
National Algerian Movement
Party of the
Algeria
Communist Party
DeGalle
Aids
Algiera
Christian Fouche
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
New High School
FAA Recommends Greeley Airport Improvements
The FAA proposed a five year program for airport improvements including the Welch program in Greeley and nearby counties. Colorado projects total about 1.007 million dollars with funding pending congressional appropriations. Greeley city officials await word on federal aid for paving the long runway under a joint city county plan funding one fourth each by city and county.
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Greeley Airport
Welch
Congress
FAA
Associated Press
IFAA
Colorado
Greeley
Jaboul
B. IH. Cruce
Two Denver Men Die in Separate Accidents Boost Toll
The Colorado traffic death toll rose to 155 after two Denver men died in separate crashes. Victor Antaki, 42, drowned when his car plunged into Fall River near Speer Boulevard after losing control. Ronald J. Wymore, 55, died hours later in hospital after a rear collision triggered a four-car chain reaction.
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Denver
Colorado
Victor Anlaki
Takeyrood
Fall River
Speer Boule
Wari
Antaki
Speer
State Patrol
Ronald J. Wymore
Sarller Atery
U.S. detonates another atmospheric n test over Pacific
The United States fired a new atmospheric nuclear test in the Pacific, described as intermediate yield from 20,000 to 1,000,000 tons of TNT. The device was dropped from an aircraft near Christmas Island, announced by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Christmas Island
Atomic Energy Conmission
Defense
Christmnas
Soviet warns West of new get tough on West Berlin
Moscow warns the West it may take measures to fulfill East German and Soviet commitments and end the occupation in West Berlin. Notes delivered to British French and U.S. embassies say Berlin incidents and violence are provocation by revanchist and militarist elements as Khrushchev and Ulbricht push for withdrawal of Allied garrisons. US officials call the note a tough propaganda blast awaiting full text.
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Moscow
Hs Friz
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Europe
U.S
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Berlin Wall
East Gertie
Waslington
Linuln White
State Department
Washington
U. S
Rain totals exceed normal in Greeley as floods ease
Rainfall continued Thursday with .3 inches here and .8 inches at west town records. Public Service reports 2.44 inches for the month, 9 tenths above normal, while Great Western logs 4.01 inches, about two inches below the average. West Greeley flooded earlier, now streets muddy and debris blocking lawns as unseasonably cool temperatures persist.
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Ice Company
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Western
East Greeley
Public Service
West Greeley
U. S
Plans for 48-Unit Deluxe Motel Near Lakeshore Club
Plans for a 48 unit deluxe motel near the Lakeshore Club are disclosed. John Rostek Construction of Fort Collins will build and own the motel with completion expected within five months. The project covers locations near U.S. routes and includes a package construction and furnishing by the Fort Collins firm.
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Lakeshore Club
Bob Beard
John Rostek
Ed. Co
Fort Collins
Santa Fe
Albuquerluxe
N. M. Las Vegas
Nev
Lakeshore Supper Club
Acasa
Roy L. Diesburg
U.S. 85
Earl L
U.S. 65
Klickman
U.S. 64
Gale McArt
Shoce Co
East German youths hijack boat and flee to West Berlin
A group of about 13 East German youths overpowered two crew members aboard the Friedrich Wolf on the Spree River and escaped to West Berlin. They fired upon by border police, with the boat riddled by bullets as it reached the Landwehr Canal toward the West. The escapees, nearly all under 30, planned the move for a week and took along women and a baby.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Wes Berlin
Vopos
Freeny la
Friedrich Wolf
West Berlin
East Beris
Achits
Eoering Beskiehe
Ber- Jin
Vopes Oper
Vopes
Landwehr Canal
Colo Labor Council Heads Re-elected
Grand Sanction RP reports CIO unions reelected top officials with no opposition. Herrick S. Roth, 46, former Denver teacher and former state legislator, was unanimously chosen for a full two year term as president. Larry Farnam supported Roth’s bid. Roth, born in Omaha, grew up in Hot Springs South Dakota, has lived in Colorado nearly 30 years and is a University of Denver graduate. R. C. Anderson, $7, chosen unanimously for a second two year term as executive vice president. A Tetfott, 48, and Leroy, long listed as secretary-treasurer, were also unanimously named to roles.
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Ong Cio
Herrick S. Roth
Denver
Roth
Counci S
George Caverder
R. C. Anderson
Colorado Industrial Commission
Aassety
U.S. Department of Labor
The
Connedy
A. Tetfott
Port Area
Ceciad
Yan Eased Leroy Jaa
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Post Office Department
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Matwel
SAO
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W. Berlin
Britain
Unita
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East Berin
Trail Ridge
Trail Ridge Road
Colo
Labor Council
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